Summary

  • All-Ireland hurling final: Clare v Cork (15:30 BST)

Live Reporting

David Mohan

  1. Final whistle

    FT: Clare 3-29 Cork 1-34

    That is all from us and it is time to have a lie down after an enthralling All-Ireland hurling final that lived up to the billing.

    Clare came out victorious with a dramatic one-point win in extra-time at Croke Park to clinch the Liam McCarthy Cup for the first time since 2013.

    You can read the report, watch the highlights and find reaction on the BBC Sport website.

    We will be back next week for the All-Ireland football final between Armagh and Galway, let's hope it is equally as entertaining as the epic tussle we saw today.

    Thanks for joining us - goodbye!

    Tony KellyInpho

  2. Rollercoaster of emotions

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    Clare delighted.

    Cork despondent.

    The highs and lows of sport.

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    Cork despondantInpho

  3. Liam McCarthy Cup goes to Clare

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    A photo 11 years in the making as Clare captain Tony Kelly lifts the Liam McCarthy Cup.

    Tony KellyGetty Images

  4. That winning feeling

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  5. 'The greatest day of my life' - O'Donnell

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    We have some reaction from the victorious Clare camp with Mark Rodgers and Shane O'Donnell speaking to BBC Sport NI's Mark Sidebottom:

    Mark Rodgers: "That was a testament to our panel, the lads that game on were outstanding. When the game went to extra-time, we never worried for a second."

    Shane O'Donnell: There is an outpouring of emotion, when you have to sit and watch the last 15 minutes from the bench, your heart is in your mouth, but the young lads delivered and to get this opportunity again it is sensational. I didn't think I would get here again.

    "Today will be the greatest day of my life categorically. I don't think we appreciated it 11 years ago, so it has been the pride of my life being part of this team, it is hard to put into words."

  6. 'One of the great All-Ireland Finals'

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    If that wasn't the best All-Ireland final ever, well it was certainly comes into most people's top one. Clare and Cork were level on 16 occasions throughout that game and I doubt there would have been many complaints if they were to replay it, but perhaps that Tony Kelly magic made all the difference who is now up the steps of the Hogan Stand to receive the Liam MacCarthy Cup.

  7. 'You feel for Horgan'

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    Paul Murphy
    Four-time All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny on BBC Sport NI

    For Horgan alone, you feel for him. At the final whistle, I was delighted for Clare but devastated for Cork, genuinely.

  8. 'Such a good representation of hurling'

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    Neil McManus
    Former Antrim star on BBC Sport NI

    If there was ever a game to be shown on network by the BBC it was that. It was such a good representation of hurling, it had everything. Hurling's best advertisement.

    Devastated for the Cork lads, but the day belongs to Clare.

  9. 'Epic final'

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    Jamesie O'Connor
    Two-time All-Ireland winner with Clare on co-commentary

    What an epic final, that was inches wide from O'Flynn, but this is the fine margins. Cork lost nothing in defeat, but I am delighted for Clare and Kelly, what a hero.

  10. The Banner roars around Croke Park

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    What a sensational All-Ireland final. Lisdoonvarna rings around Croke Park as Clare celebrate wildly. Cork are devastated and no wonder as they couldn't have some any closer. Robbie O'Flynn with his head in his hands as he plucked the ball from the sky and had a chance to level but under pressure couldn't get his shot on target.

  11. Clare win fifth All-Ireland Hurling title

    Clare 3-29 Cork 1-34

    Robbie O'Flynn catches and drills wide. It's over, Clare have won.

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    Cork have a free in their own half!

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    Cork free in and Horgan points it. One between them and still time!

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    Patrick Horgan point. Gap is two with one minute left.

  15. Clare 3-29 Cork 1-32

    Two minutes of added time remain!

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    Shane Meehan drives over and it's looking like Clare's day! Cork need a goal now, don't rule it out!

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    Aidan McCarthy and it's Clare by two with as many minutes left!

  18. 'Great save'

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    Jamesie O'Connor
    Two-time All-Ireland winner with Clare on co-commentary

    It was a great save, but in the circumstances Robbie O'Flynn should have gone over the bar with it. He has to go low as Quilligan would expect to save it as it is a good height.

  19. Clare 3-27 Cork 1-32

    Tony Kelly produces genius again to put Clare ahead. He has seemed to decide he's only scoring worldies today!

  20. Huge save

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    Robbie O'Flynn in bearing down on goal but Clare keeper Eibhear Quilligan makes the save to rescue the Bannermen, but perhaps the Cork man could have taken it closer to goal.